FAQ on Aston Bay Holdings Ltd.'s Summer Field Program at Epworth Project

What is the main focus of Aston Bay Holdings Ltd.’s summer field program at the Epworth project?

The program focuses on exploring the southern portion of the Epworth project for deep conductors and near-surface anomalies, targeting sediment-hosted copper-silver-zinc-cobalt mineralization.

Where is the Epworth project located?

The Epworth project is located 80 km southeast of Kugluktuk, Nunavut, Canada.

What technologies are being used in the exploration?

A 2024 Mobile MagnetoTelluric survey has been used to outline deep conductors and near-surface anomalies.

What formations are being targeted in the exploration?

Exploration targets include the Recluse Group shales, dolomites of the Lower Rocknest Formation, and clastic rocks of the Upper Odjick Formation.

What has initial mapping and prospecting identified?

Initial work has identified multiple copper zones associated with MT anomalies, with further exploration planned in high-priority areas.

Who are Aston Bay Holdings Ltd.’s joint venture partners for the Storm Project property?

The joint venture partners are American West Metals Limited and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Tornado Metals Ltd.

What is Aston Bay’s interest in the Storm Project property under the joint venture?

Aston Bay has a free carried interest until a decision to mine is made, after which it may be diluted or converted into a 2% net smelter returns royalty if its interest falls below 10%.

Where can I find more information about Aston Bay Holdings Ltd.?

More information is available on the company’s website at https://astonbayholdings.com/ and in the company’s newsroom at https://ibn.fm/ATBHF.

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